Can anyone tell me what size rim does a 1996 Honda accord have?

Question

Stock 1996 Honda accord 4-Door LX

Would it be 15 inch same as tire?

Answer 1

For the Honda Accord EX V6 Sedan Original Equipment
205/60-15
Michelin Energy MXV4 Plus

For the Honda Accord EX V6 Sedan Original Equipment
For the Honda Accord EX Wagon Original Equipment
For the Honda Accord LX Wagon Original Equipment
For the Honda Accord EX 4cyl Coupe Original Equipment
195/60-15
Dunlop SP Sport 4000 A/S
BFGoodrich Traction T/A H
Bridgestone Potenza G 009
Michelin Pilot Exalto A/S
Michelin Energy MXV4 Plus

For the Honda Accord LX V6 Sedan Original Equipment
195/65-15
Not listed

For the Honda Accord LX Sedan Original Equipment
185/65-15
Bridgestone Potenza G 009

For the Honda Accodr DX Sedan Original Equipment
For the Honda Accord LX Coupe Original Equipment
185/70-14
Yokohama AVID T4
BFGoodrich Traction T/A T
Firestone Affinity LH30
Michelin Harmony


***Witch means you can also upgrade to 205/60-15 for a price.

If you are looking for rims, I suggest www.tirerack.com as they provide all rims that they have tested to fit. And you should watch for unsprung weight on new tires and rims.

Answer 2

1996 Honda Accord Tire Size

Answer 3

1996 Honda Accord Rims

Answer 4

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Can anyone tell me what size rim does a 1996 Honda accord have?
Stock 1996 Honda accord 4-Door LX

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I have a 95 ex coupe (cd7) and you can put on any size up to 19 inch. I wouldnt go with 19's by all means, 18's are so so. A nice set of 16's or 17's would do the trick with a slight drop to kill the wheel gap. I had 17's on mine with low pro tires, I took them off and got a stock set from a 98 ex. What rim you think is nice depends on you.

Answer 6

if you like to only drive slow and take turns slow yea you can get 19s but you would have to get low profiles with 17 18 or 19 so that they would rub the front wheel well now they kind of rim also depends on you and your style of driving. chrome are heavier and slow your car down alloys are good but you need to make sure you get one with the right size of lip depending on which rim size you get cause with no lip they will crack easier!! oh yea low profile are a little more dangerous if your not constantly checking the pressure on the because they have such little leway. so for saftly and looks i go with a 16in alloy which come in colors or different color greys good luck

Answer 7

15"

195/60R15 tires

Answer 8

15x6.5 with 195/60r15 tires